Recovery Peer Specialist – Co-Occurring Disorders

PFH Preferred Family Healthcare; St. Louis (MO); Sur place; USD 36 000 - 48 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Employee Assistance Program

Mileage Reimbursement

Employee Discounts

Workplace Culture

Additional perks

Résumé du poste

PFH Preferred Family Healthcare seeks a Peer Specialist in Saint Louis, MO, to help clients on their recovery journeys with empathy and practical support. You will use your lived experience to inspire hope, develop recovery goals, and connect individuals to community resources and services.

The role emphasizes advocacy, mentoring, and collaboration with treatment teams to promote independence and recovery-focused outcomes, while meeting regulatory standards.

Qualifications

• Must identify as a current or former recipient of mental health or substance use services.
• Minimum one year of direct personal experience with the mental health system.
• High school diploma or equivalent required for eligibility.
• Carefully maintain professional boundaries while using lived experience.
• Willing to complete Missouri Peer Specialist certification and training on time.

Responsabilités

• Utilize personal recovery experience to inspire hope while maintaining professional boundaries.
• Assist clients in developing recovery goals and personalized treatment plans.
• Coach, mentor, and advocate to promote independence and improved quality of life.
• Connect clients with community resources and recovery supports.
• Maintain timely documentation in accordance with regulations and standards.

Connaissances

Recovery experience

Communication skills

Computer proficiency

Formation

High school diploma or equivalent

Missouri Peer Specialist certification requirements

Description du poste

PFH Preferred Family Healthcare seeks a Peer Specialist in Saint Louis, MO, to help clients on their recovery journeys with empathy and practical support. You will use your lived experience to inspire hope, develop recovery goals, and connect individuals to community resources and services.

The role emphasizes advocacy, mentoring, and collaboration with treatment teams to promote independence and recovery-focused outcomes, while meeting regulatory standards.